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... plantation did ' they meet, as they had met in days long ago, hold sweet concourse with each other. But not . now in these golden days were they alone, for there was with them tho little son which ho had 1 never yet beheld. With what passionate fancy ...
... Id LONDON POTATO—Mosnev. The arrivals of potatoes are liberal, and trade quiet, with very little change in quotatious. Kent and E. 0411 regents, 81. to I°o% Scotch regents, .. 90s to 1 los York regents, 100 s to ItOs Victories, Flukes, t t o o 1 1 ...
... suppose she's soar d aloft, For In the late great thunder, Methought I heanl her very voice Rending the clouds asunder. Ashford Kent. FRED[. Ruts ROYAL GUARD or SCOTLAND.—Can any of your correapondenta tell me if there is any record of the names of officers ...
... are fairty a do not all and if there to afford a and men drank to t amd th Were forbidden were dismissed when he used his boots as a means to shove women im by the shoulde ‘some rule were enforced with regard gage, aod section of the staff were directed ...
... and tratume have been on a more liberal scale, at tall prices. rhseces—Soutbdown boggeta 1 8 to 1 9 Half-bred do 1 to 1 9 Kent fleeces. Southdown ewe. and wethers— 1 7 to Li eces ter do. 1 6 to 1 7 Sorts—Clothing 3 7 to 1 EDINBURGH STRAW, October 24 ...
... as yet, been s h ot on. Lams loth were bought to go great distances south- nearly from Dantric. to notice a dell pigs, at .boot nes , in colour, and the upper pickles are always first s tationary mice. eh et. > l. It is thought that the roots are killed ...
... RAHWAY& MURDER.—The trial of Southey or Forwood, the Holborn poisoner and linmegate murderer, was resumed on Thursday at Maidstone. Medical and other evidence was led to show that the prisoner was not insane. The Judge having summed up, a verdict finding ...
... the late Duchess of Kent hail bequeathed a sovereign to each Volunteer, several wits have availed of the occasion to write to the newspapers about it. The following are two specimens :—*Sir,—Yes,. it is true that the Duchess of Kent has left a sovereign ...
... committees. Or A CENTINARIAII.—The Ant Cowdy Sin:eland records the death, in her 105th year, of Elizabeth Weaver, firing in Maidstone. Her husband dial in his Path year, her father in his 104th, sad her grandfather is his 105th. Deceased, whew in her 161st ...
... any special occasion when an extra man was wanted. And so it was that he met Lucy Hay, the daughter of a small proprietor in Kent, while she was visiting some friends in London. And now be was about to sail for San Francisco, with a vague promise that, ...
... braid, Wellington boots, straps, white swan-necked spurs, sword and pouch belts; and forage cape. Noncommissioned of .:ers and privates—Tunic, black overalls or trousers with narrow red stripe (same as peotaloons), Wellington boots, straps, sword, belt ...
... 6d, 5s 6d, 6s 6d, 71 6d, 96 6d. KID ELASTIC BOOT, 7s 6 d, 6 d , 10s, 12s, 13.. STRONG KIP BOOTS, 4s 6d, 6s 6d, 8s 6d. BOYS' AND GIRLS' ELASTIC BOOTS. LADIES' DRESS SLIPPERS ,AND HOUSE BOOTS. CHILDRENS' BOOT AND SHOES in great ariety. ...